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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
INSURANCE RISKS AVOIDED ~ BRocKToy.

Boston, March 20 tSpecaai.- business OF
Brockton az tated somewhat the question OF
fire insurance, for the that many large insur-
companies have withdrawn from BToC kon. This
has been brought about by tho many fires which have
occurred there in the last year An insurance agent
who has the correct figures at hand SAYS that
nearly can be asccrtained the various comp anies
have lost in that city in the last twelve years and
above the premiums received, about $20O.U00 in
round numbers These figures, OF the agents say,
sufficient to warrant the companies which they
represent in Withdrawing from tho city. There have
already withdrawn from that city since January
companies having assets to the amount OF So, 762 552
and companies representing assets to the amount of
$S53S 762 will not insure the shoe factories unless
they provided with watohmcn. Among these
OF the largest and strongest companies in the
ABOUT sixtyfye companies. most OF which hold large
risks here the shoe factories The manufacturers
are taking additional precautions to rrotect their
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

QUINCY, H., March 26-firc last night destroyed tho
planning m Of Orr & Iodgson, tho Ballard House al
Joining the MIL tho butter and egg honsc Of sorlner.
Benc & co. and two dwellings also DESTROYED. The
losses are $4,000. with light Insurance
OswEGo, March Ca large tenement house and two
dwellings, with large quantity Of furnliure were de
siroyod by fire here last night. Tho loss is estimated at
500, 900 Insurance, $500.
TD.STOS March 2G.-Iho abattolr % John Taylor &
Co., at East Trenton, was burned early this morning
The loss Is about $4,000 fully insured in nifty separate
companies.
NKw-ORLEASs, La, March ga fire nj Seventh and
Annuncaon last night burned eleven small houses
The loss is estimated at $4,000
CuAMPAlGS. H., March 26.-rhe Olive Hotel and SOW
cral adjoining buildings burned This morning Loss
$4,000. The Olive House was not insured
KEoKUK. Ia, March 26.-firo destroyed tho business
portion Of ynconncs, Iowa. today The loss Is 50 600;
insurance. $500.
MONTREAL, Que, March 26-M & W. KelIy's clothing
damaged by ire to-day extent of 80 OOO
insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
TIE sAruRpAr MoRyINa rEyNIs rorRyAMEyE

THE SITURDAY MORNING TENNIS TOCRYihE
The first Saturday Morning Tennis Tournament
held yesterday at the Tennis Association grounds,
Forty -frstst and Seventh-ave. There a large
assembase of spectators who appladed the fine games
played. Only doubles were got through as follows:
First round -socuin and Richards beat Skidmore aud
Rowland il5l o., 81: Hall and Trevor iseIatch)
Bacon beat Sirnnons and Riker lhatl5 6-3, 6-I;
Wimerding and Smith beat Bouyfr and Deafeld
$40. 81 90; Cotton and Campbell best Bowers and
Browning tl5l 6-5, 50 Leroy and Hall beat Living
and Huntington g. 81 Ward and Post, SIM
nonds and Reese, byes.
Second rornd-Slocum and Richards beat Terry and
Hall SO. So G-5 Ward and Post beat Simmons and
Reese 90 SO. 6-3 Hall and Trevor beat Wilmerding
and Smith 60 6-3 Sands and Bacon halfl5) beat
Cotton aud Campbell So, SO.
Third round-Ward and Post beat Hall and Trevor
6-5, o. Sands and Bacon beat Slocum and Richards
GA, 0-5. Final round-Ward and Post lhat-lSl ees'
Sands and Bacon So, 6-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
EROl)hLIS.

Tho Bcccner Monument Punt has reached s5029 H.
rrhnri~3n. sixty found ieai In his ron
No ~ Mtuer st. ycsitr1y IL "a believe 81 tiat MS death
va tur fo starvation.
os.ci Attorney Rdrway sad yesterday that Il some posi-
tive against ngl!s the M'eSs case was no Cd
ane within cw days he should bring the prisoner 10 tra
Indictment superintendent tampbeii says
tat he hourly expecting d.veopinet The that
clear nglis IL reported last
nght The police watching another whom they
believe % be- the murder,E
submitted opinion IN
tie extension II tho works 10
he the Common Council could l>suc
sufficient the OF construction and NE
should award The contract to tho
bidder unces lac permission from the city 10
c.soAAgIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
SIDNEY s. HARTsUORy INDICTED

Boston. March 26.-Among the the indictments re-
ported by the United States Grand Jury to-day was
one against Sidney Hsrtshorn, Post Office Inspector ut
New-YOrk for using the mails in the furtherance of
scheme To detrnua In connection with the MASSACHUSETTS,
Watch Company" Other ndicimen we're: Rosa Russo
Baldasar Bosco. GaetanO Russo, Concerto Romano and
Lcona Bonge for manufacturing and passing
money K N. Winslow, Charles g. Cook and George W.
Balou. OF Fall River. for alleged pension frauds Philip
Mccarthy, for stealing from the mails Fall River and
Arthur Jones. Peter Germaibe and william Bosquet for
refusing 20 assist United states customs officer but
ton Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
HARD HITTING BIZ SULLIVAN ~ 4 STABLE

HAhD HIIIIAd 81 StLLlIIE ~ A SIABLL.
-Four athlctIc-club members, q railway maZnaia
and two prominent Stock Exchange alb
soutely certain that Snlivan's all right. They
were convinced in rear room OF welLhnown up-
town riding academy yesterday afternoon. Sullivan
had agreed. when he In the city weeks ago.
to give these gentlemen exhibition vi his hitting
powers as soon az his well, AMI yesterday
he kept his promise He went TO the place with his
manager Sat sheedy. A far-sized inflated i.ueby
football had been suspended frOm the ceiling by 4
rope that looked like cable. sullivan who wOra
kid gloves and attired only la HE UNDER
clothing, toyed with the bah for moment ard then
without apparent cxertion let so eft-han,ler lie
sphere fattened Itself against the ceiling with a
sounding crash that MAIDS the horses Ia ali part u
tho building jump aud prince, and 1t rcboundcd Al.
before the great hitter had time to got his bead
out of the way. The champion turned like light
ming and met the hall again with another trriac
eft-hand blow. Then he hit the hym,
football alternately terrible punches with first hand
and then the other, catching it fairly every tine
and keeping IL bounding from every pars
OF the ceiling so rapidly that TIC visitors
grew dizzy. When asked TO hit IL full force with his
right tho big fellow let go such smash" that the hail
cracked the boards that IL knocked against sul
IL only trick to break the iron ring that
fastens the ball 10 the rope, and 10 prove he bose
three OF them as fast as they could be put in place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

coal pool case was resumed tis morning BY George N
Kaercher representing the Reading Coal aud IRON COM
pany who claimed that the coal companies had the rsne
10 organize the intelligent operation OF their business
and so conduct their interests as TO avert bankruptcy
John j. Johnson of Philadelphia for the defence TOOK up
the bill OF complaint OF the Attorney ana saia
that each and every one had been refuted ny 'e ev
denee taken The coal pool not contrary to puDhc
policy long the public was not being injured anu
in this il being benefited. Attorney deieral
Kirkpatrick closed the in eloquent appeal LOT
the Injunction asserting that the coal pool by combining
had kept up the prices Of transportation and coai ana
was positive injury 10 the public, which should nave
every Opportunity 10 secure cheap coal
he took the papers and reserved It's DECISION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
ALONG rIIE SOUND.

SOUND BEAcn.-The sehooihomse caught fro on Friday
from an oyerhelei rke scholars dismissed
and the ire eating the noor and put
ont by manned by tho sohooOoy directed by
Amasa \. Marks
WEsrroRT.-itis reported that Mr. William Emo OF New
York bought Tor 100000 tho hno property iacng the
sound owned by Noah w. Bradley.
BRIpGRPoRrT New York. New Haven aud Hartford
Railroad Company has extended the bond to nendo THIS oii
and hereafter Bridgeport merchants have rnAppraiset
dntiabe merchandise brought hare direct isieai OF osne
New York the rule before tue passage OIL
the Immediate Transportation act IL reported mat the
bridgeport amt NewfOrk steamboat Company Will bond
their steamers with Tho object In rhe Raw
beverly Warner rector ~ christ Church toaigkt VIII
preach Tue Political spirit OF tho Age as related TO The
Kingdom OF God"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
A GALE WEST VIRGINIA.

CHICAGO March 26.-A dispatch to L" The Times :"
from Wheeling VIVA, says: hurricane early yes
terday ming did large amount OF damage in this
Deghborhood although the city itself escaped owing
to its sheltered position At MouLdsville the large
barn OF Charles Jasper was wrecked. Near Cameron
three barns and a saw-m were wrecked The Cath
olic church at Broad Tree Station, the Baltimore
road, twisted at right angles to its former posi-
ton. Six miles above the city the large stock barn
OF Edward Miller was blown n euerter OF mile and
reduced to spliuters. At Burton large amount OF
lumber scattered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
RAILROAD coMpANIEs FIGHTING IN ORANGE

bitter agt has been raging IN Orange, n ~ between
the railroad company ani Tia Ne"l ork ana
Greenwood Lake Railroad CCmpahy The horte railroad com
pany woess and finally reached The
The steam railroad company Its
about 10 put The tas In piece Wien they
stopped and told that they would rst hve 10 got per
mission rom tho New York ana Greenwood Lake company
President +. NJ. kppey and Engineer Noble had con.
SUI officers Of the railroad At
Jeraay endeayored tho required permission.
officials refused TO grant Il unless PFesdent Eppey
would Aeep stationed at the Crossing day and
night. The PROF oeltlon refused.
larry yesterday Engineer Nohb and gang OF fifteen men
10 nc sing And by the light OF two Gkeng torches
rails At SSD O'Clock section bJe ami sI
tho crossing and IN less than half ah hour
entirely undld the Work OF the blight.
Tho night has now been taken 10 tie courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
TIE rRouBEE BErwgEy Staples AVID FOOD

THE TROUBLE BETNEEN STAPLES AND FLOOD.
There considerable gossip uptown yesterday about
an encounter at the Hoffman House on Friday night
between a wellknown young man about town,
JACK" Staples. and young Jimmy" Flood.
son OF the California millionaire. Young
Flood and two friends from California with
a Yorker had started out for evening OF pleas.
when they were joined AZ the Morton House by
Staples. who went TO the Hoffman House with thens
although. Flood puts 1t. they tried TO shake hu
The NewYork friend had invited the three C8lifornaAs
TO dine with hiIa. but told Flood that ia,
piles was not 10 be included Later Flood
managed slip away from staples and the qnartet
dned NJ Demonico's Going over TO the Hoffman House
after 10 O'clock they found staples there Some words
dropped by Flood appraised stpls OF the trick that had
been play ed him and hot words followed the two meu
and their friends went out in rwenty-fourthst whers
they squared of aud Flood landed his goved
0st on staples cheek making tho blood come Out In tho
skin Staples walked away, declaring there was no
chance for fair play with four in the Flood party Ten
minutes later, while Flood was sitting in the Holman
cafe staples returned there and with oath attempted
to spring upon him. BILLY" Edwards interfered AID
stopped the trouble. Flood remained ia the cafe while
staples led Floods story Is that staples has
been draining on his pocKetbook until he blood COZ
tired OF II and decided 10 stop when staples determined
TO have q row and got It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

TO JOIN BISHOP TAYLORS PARTY IN AFRICA.
Tho Tabernacle in hroomest received int
lis membership last Sunday twenty comics
sion of faith and ten letter sixteen OF this number were
yonny men and women from tho sunday school As e.
aence Of the character OF tho work 10 ING
fact that different denominations OF Christians are how
the received By eite one inc
members 10 lola Bishop rsylors Dand Oh
Ing missionaries in Africa aud farewell meeting wal be held
In the Tabernacle next sunday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
FREIGHT RATES TO THE SOUTH.

The arbitration committee of the southern Railway
ana Steamship Association finished It's work yesterday
and settled The position OF cotton piece goods Hereio
fore it has been the practice 20 allow lover classhca
ton goods moving north than goods going 10 the
SOUTH order 10 encourage the southern factories Tho
Interstate Commerce law forbds this and the Lew clns'i
hcation Is tie same both ways Goods shipped IN loss
than load lots have been placed by tho committee IN
the tirdc!ass In car loads in the fOurhcsS Assuming
Atlanta a basis of rates. the rate would be from New
York 81 cents 100 pounds ON thiricaos ana d cents
iOurth.class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

LINCOLN, Neb., March 26An address protesting
AGAINST Irish coercion issued to-day by the Executive
Board OF the Irish Ma ional Len ~" of America 10 Is al
dressed "To tho American ~ u al to the lrshmen OF
America" In part IL Is N T.
The CORPORATION OF Dublin. the rp0itan CITY OF ireland
has appeal tbs Christian WORT Tor The protests OF nu
u.ny the further petBccutJn Oi the is peopu Ny
thn Brtish Government. Aio mo IlLAh ieh' 70
AMERICA than the DulgArians were To England. mat
should hesitate to lutte itre IN lteahds DehaI
agausi TIE crurtir. OF ITO British Government
from an oppressed nation and as aN ehoft uoy ask
Inc Christian world 10 prevent thoir
estrucon president of the Irish Natons League Oh
ATrrca tho boy OF tho lish race on tms
continent echo that appeal ask the American press
and Ia ope pars Their verdict on tho treatment now OcA
Irish people by hoaftlcss h1 ohon phheu
Tory eruneBt. Let them boldly tho iflSh nave no
the forbrarlncr that human nature IN Oh
IA their passve rezslance 10 such inhunsh laws
10 submi. There In law, human or divine ,bht
compols Nation 10 pa-siyely accept annihiaton au,
n these British Tories permitted To heap aiI'ona
wrongs on tho Irish people, despair WI nerve lho ls
Ia active resistance and wild retaliation Tho very,
deer turn when driven 10 bay ana II
noing will satisfy the BRUSH Government but tho osruo
lion tho people Ireland WILL be Justified before Goa
ami man IN life al the heaviest she can 90
tain using weapon tho ingenuity o. man can
Mace wnh.n her reach l AJAX the justice OF
froeom 0ving people America prevent Tins terrible
con summation OF Prt.sh crime and mlsgoverumenL
rt tho OF the British Governments policy In
ireland ring community on this continent ask
rnd OF Amarioa 10 prevent ths
terrible coDsnDnatoo OF Brfsh crime and nssovernmshe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
.oToRs TO HELP TIE BEEoHBR STATUE FUND

ACTORS TO HELP TIE BEEOHBR STATUE FUND
Colonel W. F. snn Of the Brooklyn Park Theatre proposes
to give the evening OF Easter Monday April IL
In ID of the fund Beecher Memorial Statue oa
Will play that and The gloss receipts WIZ
be con fnnd Colonel Sim has sent out cir.
ouar letter asking members OF the dramatic profession 70
fund which he Nr Beech-r was
theatre" The names OF al
will read ro the stage on the night OF he
benefit and tho the committee viii DO made In the
pame O the profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

tho hangers wore fastened. he hal qxsmi999q. we
81 am sure that these arc the hangers thas wefe
puned into the casting for stood on my head IN
The mud out there that day to make sure that saw
the breahs' Asked IL he knew theory OF now inc
II didn't consider it worth while 10 form one;
When I saw the broken hangers 1 thought that
had looked far enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

THE FRA TERNTTY BANQUET TO JUDGE HoA DLY
A complimentary dinner will DO given TO Ex-Governor
George Hoadly az DolmonIcos Tuesday. March 29 by
Of Beta Theta Pr his college fraternity
Roger A. Pryor. Governor Albeit and Judge John
Brsy. with Mr. Hoaaiys parners Edward Lausrbach and
Edgar II. Johnson Ehests fraternity
Prominent Of tho fraternity will present
John Wise Of virginia; Dr. Tkeophilus Paryp Phla
0eldhia Professors Thomas IT, Price and John Newbey
- Columbia College, Justices Stanley Matthews and John N
Harlan, senators Matthew s. Quay of Pennsy iyana ana
John w. Daniel Of Virginia. Designations Harvard
mhersf Brown stcvens Institute and Columbia Chapters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
HOME NE us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

y Botssnstor Frank Hi'coek q sy,annsS
sir Richard Mnsgrave OF Ireland Hsndsor Hotrt-Co
onel William g. King Of Minnesota and James MoMsn, OF
Detroit - Gilsey HoNseEX Mayor H. Beaugrant OF Mon
treal. Bo0wan Houss.Colonei r. n Batcneldef o. >.
Everett Hous-General 8. C. Armstrong OF n amp
ton, Murray MI Botsliientenan 90 error James
l. Howard OF Connecticut AloeD'@rH Host-T'ihs A.
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
REPORT OF THE SKIN AND CANCER HOSPITAL

The fourth annual report Of the New-York Skin and
Cancer Hospital hasbeen issued and shows excellent TO
suls accomplished Daring the year. The work OF the
hospital has so largely increased and the demands for
admission are multiplying rapidly that the new
pavilions which have been ordered DO built Will
hardly meet the existing demands Nevertheless. the
managers are doing In their the
work and the ladies OF the ave nst decided io
give novel entertainment, place Of the kirmess which
GAS been held in former In aid of this irstifion
Tho hospital depends entirely private charity for its
maintenance and enlargement $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
RECORDER TRoTTER's CONDITION.

WASHINGTON March 26.-The condition Of Mr.. Trotter
was unchanged to-day. He is alarInngy but not hope
lessy ILL., This being the ninth day Of his illness re-
garded by his physicians q crisis II change for the
before tomorrow morning, his chances Tor
lite viii be greatly improved
lEor other RQshfnQton Netrs gee NinM PaQel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
pEMocRA7Io" LI0HTs" ar OLD POINT COMFORT


Survivor Beattie has boon away from his Office at
the Custom House for several days and it was re-
ported he had gone TO washisgton upon public bust
hess IL was learned that no yesterday at Old
Point Comfort "on little trip with Justice Maurice
j. Power, Thomas Costigan and a few other shining
lights Of the County Democracy
Collector Calwallsder. OF Philadelphia. visit
tor at the Custom House yesterday. lie ind COlicc-
tor Magone In conference about Custom House
administration. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

FATALLY BURNED BY STEPPING on A MtTOH
susnn Hagan, age nfiy-s!x. was fatally burned la,t
night at her home. No 81 Cook-st. william. ,urg Her
clothing set ON fro by match which sho had stepped
Oh Ia her room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
RELIABLE

"a Ayers Cherry Pectoral" writes Thomas a. El""1F
NJ. D., OF Banco. Texas
George w Dick. Of Newton Mass, says 1.-TWO years S
took a cold which. being neglected was ono"'
terrible cough. lost flesh rapidly. had night sweA '
was soon confined my bed friend advised the Vs.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL began to take this "eie''@ '
before finishing tho bottle able 80 sit up fo1 w
tles effected perfect cure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
VARIOUS EW.JERsEY TOWNS.

CFNrRRvnLK.-A. Levine OF No. 81 Catlarino.si., New
York nhe attempting board tho ii 80 Tram friay
wheels fatally Injured. ylnS three
hours Later
PL,IyFiRLp James s. Vossler, clerk OF Union County
dod from consumption He was one OF tie canx
aud nlnolt part ~ TIE po
ltcal lay. lie was twice County Clerk
lie Presidential Eector In 1854 AMI sou OF az
Judge Vassor Of Sonerve Governor Green VIII PROBABLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

nsssssu .shesa . swat examination A suhsr,,.
pOss spe money employ ccnss for John Cody ~:
Jury Tor assault upoa Daniel ns Grand
prictor Of known "Our Bouee" Two ~ pro
Candidates nominated BY the Republicans DAYS sso ~
town officers have declined the donors hse are Jo,s
Sheehan nominated for justice OF the peace j.
stedt lr. nominated for highway Commissioned " "AA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27


WASHINGTON, March Ca dispatch received at the
Navy Department to-day from Naval Constructor Steele
Chester PENN states that the Chicago, the largest OF
the Roach cruisers, win be ready TO 10 the NewioTk
Navy Yard about April 8. Chief Constructor Wilson and
Chief Engineer IOrng viii Chester next Monday 10
inspect the condition OF the vessel Three four months
time will be required after the Chicago reaches the Sew
York Navy Yard TO fit her out with masts rigging urnl
ture etc. and when that Is done she will be sent out
trial trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
COLONEL LAMONT RETURNS TO VA sH1sero,.

Colonel Dan lamont and Mrs. Lamont returned 10
Washington yesterday afternoon. The Colonel had
busy day up TO his departure having spent portion
Of tho morning In shopping and tho amier Of his
time In conference with politicians who had called
10 him. Mrs. lamont is said to have taken back
with her numerous bandboxes in each one OF which
was "a jewel Of a bonnet" from which Mrs. Cleve-
land viii solset Easter head ornament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
LONG ISLAND.

The temperance Will enter Largely IN tne local
elections OF Suffolk county ON
tho first ruesay AprL In Brookhaye the PROHIBITION
lists "A their and In Az INC othei owns
will he made 10 elect excise COMMISSIONERS weo VIII
high license.
AuryNILR The Long Isadd Homo Hotel. private
Rne asylum enlarged to double rs present capacity
Received dividend
cent The present will accommodate 800 patients
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NO LIoHr on LOUISA HArPrELDs DEATH


Coroner Levy yesterday examined the men who were
arrested on Friday night suspicion Of knowing
something about the mysterious death OF Louisa Hat
field who was found in the hallway of No. 4 New
Bowery. The men Joseph and Samuel SIoekeD.
George F. Kohlman. Frank and the Bensens, father
and sou. No additional facts were elected At the
examination. The men oil testified that there
woman in the hallwa, when they went 10 bed that
night, had they any knowledge OF ones beng IN
any part OF the bdilding Diedrck J. Benson The
owner OF the house, said he did not her when he
passed tire ugh the ball shorLy after M, hut
when he re; armed hour later the woman there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NEWARK.

Chancellor Runyou listened long arguments Yesterday In
prOceodnEs prevent the Common Nounci
removing tho bOnes from what IA commonly Anowh as
the Ground. city Counsel Sout Airl MS
suit Tho answer complete history IL the
burytpg ground Mr. Couit said that tho arguments adj
the INJUNCTION sentimental The Chancellor
" render n decision In few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
WITH A BOTTLE

OF Ayers Cherry Pcctora hand feel eonrarS
vv socure AGAINST the various diseases arising from sud
den changes temperature To drafts and sO'
and tho incemencies OF sprung and fall ot tAo mS''
before the pablo for tho oure oil Colds
Bronchts and kindred dissasss there As none WHINE w
range OF my experience and observation, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

PExSIsGToS. n. j.. March 26-The winter OF PEN
ningon SEMINARY closed yesterday and the students went
homo for vacation of ten days. The spring term will
open April L. This Is tho prospegois year the